GLASGOW (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden on Tuesday said he thinks fellow Democrat Terry McAuliffe will be elected governor of Virginia, as voters cast their ballots in what he said will be a “tight race.”
“We all knew from the beginning it’s gonna be tight race,” Biden said, anticipating a result could come late in the night and be driven by how well the party did in getting voters to the polls.
(Reporting by Jeff Mason and Trevor Hunnicutt)
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